Table 1.

Anti-CD40L alone or in combination with sirolimus or CsA results in high levels of donor chimerism in mice conditioned with 200 cGy TBI

ReagentNo. chimeric% donorRange
Experiment 1    
 Hamster IgG 0/10 0 ± 0 NA 
 Anti-CD40L 10/10* 69 ± 5* 64 -76 
 Sirolimus 0/10 0 ± 0 NA 
 Anti-CD40L + sirolimus 9/9* 75 ± 6*, 70 -83  
Experiment 2    
 Hamster IgG 0/15 0 ± 0 NA 
 Anti-CD40L 9/10* 64 ± 24* 61 -85 
 CsA 3/9*, 6 ± 14 3 -43  
 Anti-CD40L + CsA 17/17* 62 ± 13* 28 -78 
ReagentNo. chimeric% donorRange
Experiment 1    
 Hamster IgG 0/10 0 ± 0 NA 
 Anti-CD40L 10/10* 69 ± 5* 64 -76 
 Sirolimus 0/10 0 ± 0 NA 
 Anti-CD40L + sirolimus 9/9* 75 ± 6*, 70 -83  
Experiment 2    
 Hamster IgG 0/15 0 ± 0 NA 
 Anti-CD40L 9/10* 64 ± 24* 61 -85 
 CsA 3/9*, 6 ± 14 3 -43  
 Anti-CD40L + CsA 17/17* 62 ± 13* 28 -78 

B6 mice were irradiated with 200 cGy TBI on day − 1 and infused with 40 × 106 BALB/c BM on day 0. Reagents were administered from day − 1 through day 14. PBLs were typed for percentage of donor-host at 3.5 months after BMT. Chimeric is defined as more than 3% donor PBLs. Percentage donor is defined as average percentage donor cells of all mice in the group ± 1 SD. Range indicates lowest to highest level of percentage donor cells in engrafted mice. NA indicates not applicable.

*

P ≤ .017 compared with hamster IgG.

P ≤ .011 compared with anti-CD40L as a single agent.

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